The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
THE STATE AT LARGE.
Bloomington.

Miss Rothert. of Huntingburg, is the guest of the
Misses Dillon this week s. NJ. Ralston, of DanviDe
enjoying visit from her sister and mother of Louis
Vile DR.. S: K Rhorer is at present in the South
making some Investments Ed Brodix is home from
Decatur, Ala for a few days. He now represents a
land company at that place. The wife of Frank
Williams, who had been sick with consumption for
some time was buried on Monday afternoon Mrs.
j. Walton Mccoy the lady elocutonist is to give an
entertainment in the hall on Tuesday evening - Mrs.
Gregory and Mrs. John Sluss have been
at indianapolis the first of the week -
Mrs. James and Mrs. Joseph Cron have been visiting
friends at Spencer Frank Hight has accepted
business position at Chattanooga. Tenn Judge
Bicknell adjourned court Tuesday, all the cases
that changed for him being continued: Hiram
Lindley is now in Kansas visiting a sick brother
whom he has not seen for twenty years Mrs.
Carney has taken suite of rooms in the Mrs Ran
dolph property. She is sister of William +. Reed
petition has been in circulation for several days
asking that Governor Gray appoint j. h. Anderson
prison director John Johnston. editor of the Bed
ford Democrat, in town Wednesday Charles
Tourner is again confined to his room with illness
He has entirely recovered from the operation OF
last October Joseph Hooper, bloomington boy.
has located at San Francisco Helen, the infant
daughter of William J. and Ella King. was buried on
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Code Cook, of Dan.
Vile and Miss Lizzie Rynerson, of Clayton, are guests
of Miss Eta Caven.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY ITEMS
Joe Thornton and Stawker spent Sunday at their
home in Bedford Misses Ella kawles and Louie
Morris absent at Madison this week attending
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to have lectured Sunday afternoon sick and
President Jordan gave his lecture Higher Educa-
| ton Prof. w. A. Bell, of the Indiana School
Journal, lectures this afternoon Horace Manu.
| First President of Antioch College, Prof T. G.
Mendenhall gave very interesting lecture Friday
| evening the Japanese Student" He had good
hearing The essays written for the suffrage con-
| test were read Thursday evening Prof.
R. G. Boone was at Indianapolis this week
| attending a meeting of the Round Table,
The faculty is contemplating a change in the time of
recitatons having them in the afternoon instead of
instead of Saturday Representative G. r. Worrail
has presented the library with valuable publica-
lions Indiana University is not to be outdone by
Wabash and De Paw. and like them, had its fracas
on Washingtons birthday. One faction celebrated at
the Opera.house and the other in independent Hall.
| The trouble came up over who would preside, each
faction wanting that honor, and neither would
render. DR.. Jordan refused to let them have the
Chapel in which to quarrel. and thus the two celebra
tions. Aside from the trouble both very credit
| able performances.
| KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs ANNIVERSARY.
The celebration of the twenty third anniversary Of
the order of Knights of Pythias by banquet and ball
A very large number of invitations issued, and
brilliant assemblage gathered at the lodge hall to
John r. East of Indianapolis made the address of the
evening. Short speeches also made by Joseph
E. Henley, Moses Kahn and others, Mrs. Henley
| sang beautiful solo, THE Young Shepherdess and
the knight Immediately after the exercises the
audience repaired to the Orchard House, where
a. banquet iva, was served in excellent edla style style
tons. A ball at the Opera house followed
in which near fifty couples. participated the music
being furnished by the Brazil orchestra. Among the
visitors were noted George W. Brill. Danvile
Samuel Mock, Seymour: Maxwell Matenthal, New AL
bany: Jesse Winstanley, Bedford L. p Henley
Georgia; l.. Zenishernier, Cincinnati; Misses Cors
Herself and Fannie Strauss, Cincinnati Lacy Coffne
Homer, H.; Chas. Pullen, Brazil; L B. Helton
Bloomington, ILL.,; J. w. Bowyer, Harkensville, Ga
The anniversary Is in every way complete success
The lodge here is in good condition and of th'
largest in Indiana It was established June II, 1872